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Winning Hearts and Minds: Navigating Change in Turbulent Times By Carol Kotacka, 2024 We are navigating an era marked by profound transformation. The ramifications of climate change, rising living costs, and global conflicts touch every facet of our lives, reshaping markets, supply chains, and organizational directions while impacting the lives of employees. In [...]
Ryelle Strategy Group launches its Centre for Transformation “Over 85% of organizations surveyed identify increased adoption of new and frontier technologies and broadening digital access as the trends most likely to drive transformation in their organization.” i Empowering Organizational Excellence Across Three Continents Amidst the ever-evolving landscape of global markets, technology advancements, [...]
What’s New at Ryelle Strategy Group At Ryelle Strategy Group, our commitment to excellence and continuous growth has been unwavering. As we continue through another transformative year, we wanted to take a moment and share some exciting news and information that may be of interest. Enhancing your client experience through technology By: Angela Rea-Mahoney, Ryelle [...]
Ryelle Strategy Group Partners with the Sheikh Khalifa Government Excellence Program to launch the first ever Virtual Government Excellence Assessment program Program brings together more than one hundred global experts to promote excellence practices in federal government entities Toronto, ON & Dubai, UAE - Ryelle Strategy Group, an industry leading excellence assessment and strategy execution [...]
Transitioning to Digital: The Need to Go Virtual Guest Blog authored by Roberta Bustard, Director of Innovation at Ryelle. The COVID-19 pandemic has created a reflective opportunity for us. With every forced pause, in the form of restrictions or lockdowns, we have an opportunity to act. We can use this unwanted – but rarely offered [...]
Ryelle Launches Human Capital Consulting Services Amelie Villeneuve, Content Expert Carol Kotacka, Managing Partner People matter most. That’s what we heard when we surveyed leaders recently on how to keep business thriving in a virtual world. COVID has taught us that the basics matter most when we are all in a crisis together: family, friends, [...]
Resiliency Planning is Strategic: Now is the time for planning When a crisis occurs, how will your organization bounce back? Unforeseen issues – like COVID 19 – are impacting our world, our industry and our organizations more frequently. Preparedness has become a strategic imperative. Organizations that will survive and thrive for the long term need [...]
Preparing for Mid-Term/Preparing for Recovery Within weeks, many of our worlds have turned upside down. We’re worried about our family, our employees, and the survival of our business. For those of us in the charitable and broader public sectors, we are concerned more than ever, for the wellbeing of our clients. Amidst this anxiety, we [...]
It’s not too late to launch a Crisis Communication Plan even if you’re in the midst of a crisis We’ve been receiving questions and concerns from leaders in the field during this rapidly evolving context. Organizations are treading water. With multiple deadlines, tight budgets on top of the usual operating pressures, staying afloat can be [...]
We have BIG NEWS!! Ryelle’s very own content expert, Sharon Douglas, has just been recognized as one of the 100 Accomplished Black Women in Canada for 2020! Sharon has made a tremendous impact in the lives of so many people through her leadership and advocacy – particularly for marginalized communities. Her career has been [...]
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